Management Information Systems
Systems Design and Development Track (B.S.B.A.)
Department of Business Education, Information and Technology Management and Management Information Systems, College of Business
Effective Fall 2009
As per PRP3604: All students earning a first baccalaureate degree will take at least 30 of their last 45 credits at Bloomsburg University, no more credits are required than the 30 credits. All first baccalaureate students will take at least 50% of credits required for the Major from a PASSHE university. Bloomsburg University may require up to a maximum of 50% of the Major credits. Program exceptions to the policy are to be approved by the Office of the Chancellor.
The university requires 120 semester hours for the bachelor's degree. This includes 60 semester hours of general education requirements.
Required general education courses for the MIS Systems Design and Development Track curriculum include:
BUSED.333 Business Communications & Report Writing
COMMSTUD.103 Public Speaking
ECONOMIC.121 Principles of Economics I
ECONOMIC.122 Principles of Economics II
ECONOMIC.256 Business and Economic Statistics I
ENGLISH.101 Foundations of College Writing
MATH.101 Math Thinking
MATH.118 Applied Matrix Algebra
PHIL.110 Critical Thinking
Choose one of the following two courses:
ECONOMIC.156 Business and Economics Mathematics
MATH.123 Essentials of Calculus
College of Business Core
ACCT.220 Financial Accounting
ACCT.223 Managerial Accounting
FINANCE.313 Introduction to Corporate Finance
LAW.331 Law and Legal Environment
MGMT.244 Principles of Management
MGMT.481 Business Policies and Strategies
MISCIS.150 Introduction to Information Technology
MKTG.310 Marketing Principles and Practice
CIS Requirements
MISCIS.353 Management Information Systems
MISCIS.358 Data Communication Systems
MISCIS.354 Database Processing Systems
MISCIS.371 Modeling and Simulation for Business
MISCIS.351 Systems Analysis and Design
MISCIS.474 Systems Development
MISCIS.373 Economics of Info Systems
MISCIS.375 Bus Tech for Operations Analysis and Mgt